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Hong Kong Professional Teachers' Union released a statement to condemn Carrie Lam's decision to not suspend school
The statement criticized Carrie Lam for not prioritizing the safety of children and letting them risk their safety by going to school. The statement claims that schools should flexibly handle these cases and should suspend class as they cannot secure the safety of their students.
[The photo shows part of the tear gas cannisters and bullet shells the police fired into the Chinese University of Hong Kong on November 12, 2019]
Source: Stand News
Photo: Cupid News
#Crackdown #CUHK #PoliceBrutality #HongkongProtests #FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong #PoliceState #Nov13
The statement criticized Carrie Lam for not prioritizing the safety of children and letting them risk their safety by going to school. The statement claims that schools should flexibly handle these cases and should suspend class as they cannot secure the safety of their students.
[The photo shows part of the tear gas cannisters and bullet shells the police fired into the Chinese University of Hong Kong on November 12, 2019]
Source: Stand News
Photo: Cupid News
#Crackdown #CUHK #PoliceBrutality #HongkongProtests #FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong #PoliceState #Nov13
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Hong Kong Police broke the promises of retreating for several times in the Chinese University of Hong Kong
#Crackdown #PoliceBrutality #HongkongProtests #FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong #PoliceState #Nov13
#Crackdown #PoliceBrutality #HongkongProtests #FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong #PoliceState #Nov13
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The Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong said that he had negotiated with the police, and claimed that there was 90% chance of the Police leaving the campus.
The police stationed nearby hinted at students by pointing at his gun, but was ridiculed by the students.
Source: HKBU Students’s Union Editorial Board
#Nov13 #HKU #HongKongPolice
The Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong said that he had negotiated with the police, and claimed that there was 90% chance of the Police leaving the campus.
The police stationed nearby hinted at students by pointing at his gun, but was ridiculed by the students.
Source: HKBU Students’s Union Editorial Board
#Nov13 #HKU #HongKongPolice
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Police Provide Preferential Help to Chinese Students while Assaulting the Locals
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Police admitted on Facebook that they assisted a group of Chinese students to retreat from the campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) on November 13.
The heading given to this post is "Police help CUHK students". Ironically, police fired over 1000 tear gas canisters and over 1000 rubber bullets and other rounds into the university campus yesterday, even during the University Head-students dialogue and despite their agreement to cease fire.
Source: Hong Kong Police Force Facebook
#Nov13 #StateTerrorism #PoliceState #PoliceLie
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Police admitted on Facebook that they assisted a group of Chinese students to retreat from the campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) on November 13.
The heading given to this post is "Police help CUHK students". Ironically, police fired over 1000 tear gas canisters and over 1000 rubber bullets and other rounds into the university campus yesterday, even during the University Head-students dialogue and despite their agreement to cease fire.
Source: Hong Kong Police Force Facebook
#Nov13 #StateTerrorism #PoliceState #PoliceLie
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5 CUHK students charged for rioting and Anti mask Law will face next hearing on January next year
5 students from CUHK have been charged for rioting and wearing a mask in an unlawful protest near Bridge 2 in CUHK. 4 of them were mentioned in Sha Tin Magistrates’ Court and was allowed to be released on bail. They have to follow a number of conditions, including curfew and report to a named police station at a given time.
Source: RTHK
#CUHK #Nov13
5 students from CUHK have been charged for rioting and wearing a mask in an unlawful protest near Bridge 2 in CUHK. 4 of them were mentioned in Sha Tin Magistrates’ Court and was allowed to be released on bail. They have to follow a number of conditions, including curfew and report to a named police station at a given time.
Source: RTHK
#CUHK #Nov13
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Yesterday on #Nov13, police arrested a total of 142 citizens. 1567 rounds of #teargas, 1312 rounds of rubber bullets, and 380 rounds of bean bag bullets were deployed. In other words, 1 tear gas round and 1 rubber bullet were shot every 0.9 minute, and 1 bean bag bullet was shot every 4 minutes on average.
Source: 612 Reminder
Source: 612 Reminder
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Police might shoot live round at campus in the future: “Every weapon deployed was to protect the citizens”
Over 3000 rounds of tear gas canisters, beanbag rounds and rubber bullets were fired during police operation in the city yesterday (Nov 12).
Today, police Senior Superintendent of Operations Wai-sun Wong said, “Every weapon deployed was to protect the citizens”. He also felt sorry that the police were attacked by arrows at the Chinese University. “We have still only been using gas (during the clashes)”. He indicated that police might shoot live round at the campus in the future.
Wong denied the suggestion that protestors and police are equal and emphasised the fact that the police had been attacked continuously and they had already given out warnings to protestors and tear gas was the minimum level of force. “The reason we deployed so many rounds”, he added, “was that we needed them to listen to us and disperse”.
Source: Apple Daily
#Nov13 #CUHKMassacre #HongKong8964 #StateTerrorism #PoliceState
Over 3000 rounds of tear gas canisters, beanbag rounds and rubber bullets were fired during police operation in the city yesterday (Nov 12).
Today, police Senior Superintendent of Operations Wai-sun Wong said, “Every weapon deployed was to protect the citizens”. He also felt sorry that the police were attacked by arrows at the Chinese University. “We have still only been using gas (during the clashes)”. He indicated that police might shoot live round at the campus in the future.
Wong denied the suggestion that protestors and police are equal and emphasised the fact that the police had been attacked continuously and they had already given out warnings to protestors and tear gas was the minimum level of force. “The reason we deployed so many rounds”, he added, “was that we needed them to listen to us and disperse”.
Source: Apple Daily
#Nov13 #CUHKMassacre #HongKong8964 #StateTerrorism #PoliceState
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Students Fortified Their University After 2-day Police Siege
A half-meter brick wall was built opposite to 2016 Chung Chi College at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Source: CBC
#Nov13 #CUHKMassacre #HongKong8964 #PoliceState #StateTerrorism
A half-meter brick wall was built opposite to 2016 Chung Chi College at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Source: CBC
#Nov13 #CUHKMassacre #HongKong8964 #PoliceState #StateTerrorism
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Hong Kong Badminton Signs "5+1" After Winning a Match
Lee Cheuk Yiu, an athlete representing Hong Kong in the Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open Badminton Tournament, has defeated his opponent from Thailand in the badminton singles category on November 13. After his victory, he raised all 5 fingers on his right hand, and his index finger on his left hand.
When he met with the press, he said he wanted to share the glory of his victory with all the Hongkongers. When asked what the meaning behind his gesture was, he replied “those who know it would understand.”
While the indefinite social struggle and conflicts have caused massive disruption to local traffic networks and disturbed his mood before the match, he stated that his determination does not only apply in his badminton matches, but also in the Hongkongers’ current fight for freedom. He believes that if people are willing to persevere, Hongkongers would win.
Source: Sportsroad; 100most
#Nov13 #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #Badminton #StandwithHongKong #Sports
Lee Cheuk Yiu, an athlete representing Hong Kong in the Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open Badminton Tournament, has defeated his opponent from Thailand in the badminton singles category on November 13. After his victory, he raised all 5 fingers on his right hand, and his index finger on his left hand.
When he met with the press, he said he wanted to share the glory of his victory with all the Hongkongers. When asked what the meaning behind his gesture was, he replied “those who know it would understand.”
While the indefinite social struggle and conflicts have caused massive disruption to local traffic networks and disturbed his mood before the match, he stated that his determination does not only apply in his badminton matches, but also in the Hongkongers’ current fight for freedom. He believes that if people are willing to persevere, Hongkongers would win.
Source: Sportsroad; 100most
#Nov13 #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #Badminton #StandwithHongKong #Sports